The "added worker" effect would tend to make the size of the labor force ________ during a recession.

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The "added worker" effect refers to the phenomenon where individuals who were not previously seeking work, such as a spouse or a partner, enter the labor force to compensate for the loss of income due to a family member being unemployed, especially during economic downturns or recessions. This increases the size of the labor force.

The "Added Worker" Effect Would Tend to Make the Size